Aldi stores are currently selling a diamond sharpening block
150mm x 50mm, four grits- 200, 300, 400, and 600 for $9.99.
Could be good for something at that price, even fret levelling.
Diamond Sharpening Block
Diamond Sharpening Block
Bruce Mc.
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rocket
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Re: Diamond Sharpening Block
I was there today, picked one up, then said naah can;t be much good at that price , put it down and moved on to the meat case.
Rod.
Rod.
Like I said before the crash, " Hit the bloody thing, it won't hit ya back
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colin north
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Re: Diamond Sharpening Block
I have two of them bought 3 years apart. Still using the first, the other as a spare.rocket wrote:I was there today, picked one up, then said naah can;t be much good at that price , put it down and moved on to the meat case.
Rod.
Both used for rough work (removing chips in chisels, smoothing sides of chisels, resizing spade bits, taking grinding marks out of files I've put a safe edge on, etc,etc)
Saves my good diamond hones for "proper use" (DMT 8000, Eze-lap 400/1200)
They're not flat enough for levelling frets, ( have an Am-tech 6" 600 one which is) but cheap'n cheerful useful none the less.
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